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BPI coal loan exposure drastically falls over three years

The Bank of the Philippines Islands (BPI), which counts itself a strong supporter of sustainable financing, has brought down its exposure to coal loans from a high 45 percent of portfolio in 2020 to only 29 percent thus far this year.

BSP keeps policy rates unchanged for third time in series

The policy-making Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas on Thursday kept the policy rate intact at 6.25 percent for a third time in a series.

PAVI proposes adding 7 more stations to ongoing LRT-1 extension project

Villar-led Prime Asset Ventures Inc. (PAVI) is proposing to extend the Light Rail Transit-1 extension program by seven additional stations going all the way to Silang, Cavite.

Personal remittances up 3 percent to $17.6 billion in the first half

Money sent home by overseas Filipinos (OFs) increased by 2.2 percent to $3.13 billion in June from only $3.06 billion in the same month last year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said on Tuesday.

GCG reviewing government pay schedules under possible new round of adjustments

The government is planning a new round of adjustments in the salary of government workers and has already tasked the Governance Commission for GOCCs...

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Union Bank launches Apple Pay for cardholders

Union Bank of the Philippines announced Tuesday it will roll out Apple Pay for all its cardholders across the country.

Philippines stays on IMO White List, confirms status as top global seafarer supplier

The Philippines has kept its standing as one of the world’s leading sources of skilled seafarers, after the International Maritime Organization confirmed the country fully meets global rules for maritime education, training and certification.

DigiPlus to seek New Zealand gaming license

DigiPlus Interactive Corp. announced on Tuesday that it will apply for a gaming license in New Zealand.

DA rules out rice import ban to secure buffer stocks amid El Nino threat

The Department of Agriculture (DA) will not ban rice imports for the rest of the year, choosing instead to build up emergency food reserves ahead of expected El Niño weather disruptions.

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